Austria Ready to Talk War Aims and Peace Terms
The commentary argues Baron Burian shifts to praising Wilson while insisting Austria and Prussia deserve reparations. It asserts there will be no peace talks unless terms come from the Allies and accuses Austria and Germany of starting the war. The piece states the Allies will dictate terms and the Entente will listen only on those terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Burian
Wilson
Austria
Prussia
Germany
Serbia
Russia
The
Light
W. Hobby
Texas
Hobby
Governor Ferguson
Kerenson
Teyas
Trobby
Tobson
McKinney
Courier-Gazette
Yoakum
Yoakums Times
Bryant Eagle
Eagle
When Friend Wife Sails Away Season Brings Domestic Change
The piece notes wives leaving for relatives or resorts, leaving husbands to manage home life. Father endures a shift in routine as he handles chores and responsibilities, initially enjoying the newfound freedom before it grows tedious.
Fatherhood Trial and Wartime Reflections in a Pillar of Memory
A nostalgic monologue recalls a father mishandling house chores during a wife’s absence, from burnt toast to clogged sinks, then shifts to wartime prose about German drives and American bridge builders. The piece blends domestic anecdotes with poems and sketches on life, faith, and memory.
High Cost of Fishing in Modern Times
A nostalgic critique traces the shift from simple Angling to today’s costly requirements. The piece contrasts early days with modern rules and gear including licenses, land access permission, steel rods, expensive reels, silk line, varied hooks, wading boots, and creels.
Readers defend Rotary ethics and criticize Ferguson coverage
A Corpus Christi letter writer rebukes a July 6 Rotary Club item about James Ferguson, denies a luncheon occurred, and accuses Ferguson’s press agent of fabricating influence. The letter defends Rotary neutrality, endorses Woodrow Wilson era leadership, and questions Hobby and Verguson remarks amid Texas politics and drought relief debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Derguson
Rotary
Corpus Civisti’ Club
Board of
Rotary Club
Sutherland
Ferguson
Thelub
James J. Ferguson
Serguson
Verguson
Corpus Christi Rotary Link
Woodrow Wilson
Lafayette, We Are Here to Stand with France
The piece salutes Lafayette and Pershing, pledging American commitment to freedom and alliance with France. It recalls World War I imagery, the call to arms, and shared sacrifice. Vivid lines praise unity, trench warfare gear, and soldiers marching together for liberty. The text also references a related note on vehicle seating for children and utility features in South Carolina carriage design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freedom's
Rhy Alice Williams Brotherton
The
Vigilantes
Yoakum Herald
Junker
Star Telegram of
Fort Worth
France
Questionable headlines mix in Texas yearbook column
A collage of brief clippings from Texas papers reflects wartime mood, cotton markets, and political commentary. It notes July Fourth celebrations abroad, potential government takeover of telegraphs, and opinions on candidates and national figures like William Jennings Bryan.
Slayden Record: A Critique of War Votes and Alleged Dissent
A compiled record lists James L. Slayden opposing Wilson era measures from military expansions to naval boosts and conscription. It alleges he opposed war-time mobilization, anti-suffrage positions, and criticism of Germany, labeling him unfit to represent patriotic citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Slayden
Wilson
Congress
United States
Mexico
General Staff
War Department
iHe
McLemore
Germany
America
Lord Rhondda
Unite States
Lusitania
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Mack
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Evra
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Standard
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Jesus
God
Willian Herbert Carrin
Tam
Blobby
Berlin
Ted
General Pershing
Nexus
Terygusan
Lafayette
Nous Voila
Pershing
Jhin
Fayette
South Caronaventor
Eagle Pass
Brownwood
Temple
Bonham News
Burbank
England
Brownwood Bulletin
Austin Statesman
Tufkin News
Mexia Herald
Herald
Pcone
Mie
Herald of
Waco
Oman
Mfrs UN
Weimar Mercury
Moinart
Blanche Baar
Mercury
Galveston Tribune
Slayden
Pader
Ong
By Briggs
Tran
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New York Tribune
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